Policy paper

Taxation of asset holding companies in alternative fund structures

This measure introduces new rules for the taxation of qualifying asset holding companies and some payments they make.

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Documents

Draft legislation

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Explanatory note

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Details

A qualifying asset holding company must:

  • be at least 70% owned by diversely owned funds — these must be managed by regulated managers or certain institutional investors
  • exist to help move capital, income and gains between investors and underlying investments

Read the ‘Taxation of asset holding companies in alternative fund structures’ consultation and summary of responses.

Updates to this page

Published 20 July 2021

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